Kid Friendly Hotels in Hagerstown MD - Family Hotel Reviews

Hagerstown was founded by Jonathan Hager in 1762. Through hard work and a strong sense of cooperation among the settlers, Hagerstown evolved into a modern city that offers diverse recreations that will appeal to every type of goal of family vacations. However, the primary family vacation goal that is satisfyingly fulfilled in Hagerstown is that of rediscovering amazing American history. Thus, when travelers decide to have Hagerstown vacations and book into one of the Hagerstown family hotels, they will know that the doors to the past are slightly opened.

Some of the places to see are the various bridges. The 18th- and 19th-century limestone arch bridges that are sometimes built along arch aqueducts can be the most amazing things to see for the history buffs. An intensive list of such historical stone structures can be found at the Bridges of Washington County Maryland. Another place to visit is the Hagerstown Railroad Museum City Park, where the progress of the city can be traced back to 1912 when the Baldwin Locomotive Works built the Engine 202. Today, it is the only Western Maryland steam locomotive that exists. The family may also want to visit the Hagerstown Aviation Museum to trace the 75 years of amazing aviation development. The kids will enjoy the interactive displays and the walk-through exhibits.